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Noah's pet name for UK

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Who hasn't called them that? I mean I like Kentucky and I have called them that and Mildcats on many occations when they have not proved tough enough. Though normally it is in reference to the football team not Basketball. And as a much bigger Louisville fan I have also called us "Birdies" and pointed out times when our Cardinals have not earned our anthropomorphic teeth.

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So, after reading Bradley's comments in the other thread...I can't help but conclude that Noah calling them KittyKats wasn't off the mark, and the UK team knows it.

Noah isn't that good. His stock has dropped this season from last and he will get a dose in the NBA - if he ever sees the floor.

 

 

Noah isn't good???? That's like saying Orlando Tubby Smith is just a mediocre coach at best.

Noah isn't good???? That's like saying Orlando Tubby Smith is just a mediocre coach at best.

 

We'll see how good he is as his career progresses/digresses.

What Noah said isn't bad... I don't think what the fans are saying about him is bad either.

Who hasn't called them that? I mean I like Kentucky and I have called them that and Mildcats on many occations when they have not proved tough enough. Though normally it is in reference to the football team not Basketball. And as a much bigger Louisville fan I have also called us "Birdies" and pointed out times when our Cardinals have not earned our anthropomorphic teeth.

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

If the shoe fits wear it. Some changes need to be made. Enough is enough.:cry:

We'll see how good he is as his career progresses/digresses.

 

 

Indeed we will.

I don't really think Noah will be a good pro....

Well, he can't shoot a lick and the MEN of the NBA will make him look like the little girl he is if he tries to plays down low. I think that sums his future up. Maybe badminton is in his future.

A defensive animal that is 7 foot + and VERY athletic will have a long NBA career...... write that down. How many other 7 footers are as quick and agile as Noah?????????????

A defensive animal that is 7 foot + and VERY athletic will have a long NBA career...... write that down. How many other 7 footers are as quick and agile as Noah?????????????

 

Give it up and just ignore it.

 

Jealousy makes people say and predict really ugly and not-well-thought-out things.

He may have problems being the "defensive animal" in the NBA that he is in the college game. He is not very strong, a little on the thin side and seems to pout when things don't go his way. And if he thumps his chest in front of the wrong veteran he may get something else thumped as well. But that is not to say that he may not prosper, in the right system it may work out for him. I just don't look for him to have a big impact at the next level.

Other than Shaq what center does he not match up well with? Mourning? Well in 3 years both will be gone. There aren't many big big centers. There also aren't a whole lot of 7 footers that move like Noah. He matches up well with most centers and is a better defensive match up for the KG's, Dirk's, and Kevin Durrants' of the world, than most NBA teams have.

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